- Terry B. Rogers College of Education and Social Sciences
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About the College
- Dean's Welcome
- Accreditation
- Advisory Board
- Associate of Science (A.S.) Degrees
- Dr. Łukasz Korporowicz - Distinguished Lecture
- Endowed Chairs and Professorships
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- Graduates of Distinction
- Mission Statement
- Named Classrooms
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- TBRCOESS Newsletter
- Terry B. Rogers College of Education and Social Sciences Student Organizations
- Terry B. Rogers College of Education and Social Sciences Frequently Asked Questions
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Department of Education
- Department of Education
- About the Department
- How Do I Become a Teacher?
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Graduate Programs
- Graduate Degree Programs
- Master's Programs
- Professional Certifications
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Doctor of Education in Educational Leadership (Ed.D.)
- Educational Leadership (Ed.D.) Program Overview
- Ed.D. Pathways
- Admissions Information
- Scholarly Delivery
- Events
- Ed.D. Faculty Resources
- Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- Graduate Profiles
- Program Advisors and Core Faculty
- Rural Community Leaders Fellowship
- Journal of Rural Educational Leadership
- Request Information About Graduate Programs in Education
- Special Programs
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Education Faculty
- Department of Education Faculty
- Dr. Ray Barbosa Jr.
- Dr. Gary Bigham
- Dr. Teri Bingham
- Dr. Ashley Campbell
- Dr. Betty Coneway
- Dr. Jennifer C. Denham
- Dr. Beth Garcia
- Dr. Leigh Green
- Dr. Irma Harper
- Dr. Stephanie Hart
- Dr. Eddie Henderson
- Dr. Mark Garrison
- Dr. Janet Hindman
- Dr. H. H. (Buddy) Hooper Jr.
- Dr. Crystal Hughes
- Dr. Sang Hwang
- Dr. Stephen L. jennings
- Dr. Brad Johnson
- Dr. HeeYoung Kim
- Dr. Vince Nix
- Dr. Shanna Peeples
- Dr. Elizabeth Rogers
- Dr. Richard Rose
- Dr. Michelle Simmons
- Dr. Lan "Misty" Song
- Dr. Brigette Whaley
- Dr. Adam Weiss
- Dr. Judy Williams
- Office of Educator Preparation
- Program Information (TEA)
- Pedagogy and Professional Responsibilities (PPR) Exam Pass Rates
- Faculty Forms
- Contact Us
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Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice
- Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice
- Programs
- Faculty
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- West Texas A&M Model United Nations
- Pre-Law Student Association
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Department of Psychology, Sociology and Social Work
- Department of Psychology, Sociology, and Social Work
- Programs
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Faculty
- Dr. Sara Makki Alamdari
- Kristy Bartlett
- Ruth A. De Anda
- Dr. Maxine De Butte
- Dr. Kenneth Denton
- Dr. Meg DeJong-Shier
- Dr. Kassi Gregory
- Leslie Salazar-Hinojosa
- Dr. Steven Hubbard
- Ana Ibarra
- Dr. Nicole M. Butkovich Kraus
- Dr. Jenifer Kunz
- Dr. Alicia Macchione
- Dr. Lydia Miller
- Dr. Ashley Pinkham
- Nydia Olmos
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Welcome Message
Welcome to the Terry B. Rogers College of Education and Social Sciences at West Texas A&M University. We are a student-centered community of learners and scholars who foster an environment where trust is inspired, communication and collaboration are encouraged, academic freedom is valued, and innovation prevails. Through technology-rich and academically rigorous undergraduate, graduate, post-graduate, and professional programs, we prepare education and social science professionals who excel academically, are ethical and reflective in practice, and are committed to societal advancement through leadership, service, and education.
The Terry B. Rogers College of Education and Social Sciences offers bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral degrees and professional certifications. Our college consists of three departments. The Department of Education, the Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice, and the Department of Psychology, Sociology, and Social Work.
Guided by the democratic purposes of American education, the mission of the Department of Education is to prepare professional educators who are confident, skilled, and reflective critical thinkers, effective communicators, advocates of diverse learners, users of technology, life-long learners, and stewards of the profession. The Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice serves students who want to examine important questions and significant issues facing contemporary society, and the Department of Psychology, Sociology, and Social Work is a student-centered department committed to helping students explore, discover, and pursue interests, talents, and abilities in the real world.
We are committed to excellence and are excited to welcome you to the college as a valued member of our student-centered community of learners and scholars! We invite you to explore our website and reach out to any members of our faculty or staff if you need assistance or answers to any questions.
Gary Bigham, Ed.D.
Regents Professor and Dean
Terry B. Rogers College of Education and Social Sciences